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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16

Whiss ..S's s'esay 4 sI.oS ircyi.ioss sss2
ro,s irr.gui:r; ssw, siA1 o 49, -
q 'ss; ,SSc s's:r. = g s.sssc
;fos~,j- shouidsrs, l&isNsea1; lone:S(ees
and ciear-rifs, sAgSs(s n i; shorScIeess -
sQ.N. bans steady ~ 1Ye14c.
BADrMORk
DAlsmoBD, up., August iA-Coesso 10y
emo duli: n,,ddaGg. SIC. ficur ssee4y e14
quiet: Howard street and vcstcrn suger,
t27s; do. extra. t,st&s0; DO family 49,
EssssS I'D Do. Eis srssd.. WIs5siso; Psseg..5
superls live patent, t5.i0; do. family, 0-54
Wheat Southern hrmer: rel. 79s8lc:; s1bsfS
sIss3c. western rfmer aDd ynlee; -
winter red: spot .stsOc.; AssS 1Hs
SEC; December. s4ssas&Kc. Ceru-SoeMen
steady; white. 5saSsxc.; ysiios. 1sS3r vsee
en- lower and quiet: mixed. spot 1teses;
August 4sc. ssted; septemper. 1ssiySs ~.
vsris, ssas5c,; western white, s4ssec. wssessf
mixed. 3ia33c. Rye qules ana steady g e5aaYes
Hay frm; prime 20 choice western. e13euk0
rrovislons steady and qa,ss h"sspcs 49,, IN, ~
sides tpacked). and &c. Bacon ShoaldefS
Mako ciesr.rib sides, 9hc.: hams, I'VE
i4c. Lsrd--kehned. ". Butter steady ve4-
err, PACKED. i.a22r. creamery. SsaeSA Pseco.
c , RIO carroes. ordinary to fair, fsais,<e.
Eggs higher ~ B&al5c. sugar Quiet; A.eoSt
We: ccpperfefned arm at sAaic. whhkey
ouiet and flrm ST si.itasf.la Frcishts 70 Law
srrool per steamer dull-Cosson, I'd noufs
fs ID. grain, 2kasAd. ~ ,la3
CHICAGO rif kar
CHICAGO, August i5.--uash euoesuom vese
ne follows: No. spring wheat 68'taeeS;
No. 8. 6Jc.: No. red. 53a73hc. Ne. cora, ~
No. oats. 21hasn Mestpork eia Lar.
saS.Lc. short-rib sides Coose>. 3. Dry-sallo0
sssnass'7o shoulicrs lboxsdl, ss.BaSA0
Mhiske,,sl.io.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
yusTEEpAY's yAcurRacE.
the volunteer Leads at the start
and wins the Race.

lBy lclegIdpn W tuo Diopateh.i
COTTAGE CITY, Mass, August ID
Fully two thirds Of the population OF
this place witnessed the departure OF
The four great single sticlers and three
fast schooners on their race for Bren-
toms Reef. The MayAower crossed the
line first, standing in close to shore at
10:01:14. The others followed in this
order: Sachem, 1901 "A Volunteer,
1901: AS; Magic, l0:02:22; Halcyon,
I0:G3:4l Puritan, 10:03:55 Norseman,
l0:e4:O2 Palmer, 10:O5:22.
NEWPORT, August 15-3:O5 =. NJ
The Volunteer has just dropped anchor
inthe harbor amidst salutes Puritan
crossed the line II minutes behind the
Volunteer Mayhower third, and has
lust anchored in Fort Cove.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
IN JAIL AGAIN.
SENATOR RIDDLHBRReER voLusrA-
RILY GOES BACK WITHIN THs BARS.
Judge Newman Stands Firm and Insists
Upon vindicating the Majesty
Of the LAVAL Quiet.
lspeclnl ,elegram % the plspa,ch.l

WooDsTocK, VA, August Neither
the case Of w. w. Jones, which led to
the arrest of Senator Riddlcberger, nor
the arrest itself have any political sig
nificance. One OF Senator Riddleber-
gers personal friends aud political asso-
GATES said this evening that nine tenths
of the Republicans thought the Court
right in sending the prisoner to jail,
hut thought the term unnecessarily
long, as an hours confinement would
baye sufiiced to maintain the dignity OF
the Court.
Senator Riddleberger came down the
street at $50 this morning and deliver
ed himself to Deputy-Sheriff NJ. Il.
Hotel, saying that he still considered
himself in the custody of the sheriff:
He has been sitting on the portico oil
the jail all day receiving the constant
visit Of friends.
TIE JUDGE STANDS FIRM.
when the Judge returned this morn
ing and opened court several lawyers
at the bar, both Democratic and Re
nublicap. stated that as friends OF
Senator Riddleberger, but not as his
counsel. they moved that the Court
allow him to go free, rs the majesty OF
the law had been in fact indicated ny
the Senator'S confinement to date,
while recognizing the justice of the
Court in its sentencing the Senator to
is,l. The Court replied that having
been lenient toward the prisoner for
fear of Misrepresentation OF motives
from the supposed personal feeling be-
tween them, and while it deeply re-
oretted the necessity. yet in considera-
lion of the fact that it had been in
formed of threat OF violence the or
der of Court could not rescind or miti-
cate until the majesty OF the law had
been recognized. In answer to the
plea that only jury had jurisdiction
IN case of resisting arrest the Court
reulied that a resistance OF the order
| OF court in the presence OF the
Court was contempt OF the Court IT.
self.
FOR TIN DAYS IN JAIL.
The Court then informed the Sherlil
| that Senator Riddleberger was placed
| in bis charge for ten days, and desired
| him to take greater precautions for the
saickeeping of tho prisoner.
| The Commonwealth sattorney, James
| c. Baker, Jr., asked the Court for
grand Jury to consider question OF
cross violation Of the law which en-.
dangered the safety Of the citizens Of
the county.
| The Court ordered grand jury sum
| moned for Friday. It's supposed some
| developments will then be made con
| concerning the liberation of Senate
| Eiddleberger. 1t is now pretty wei
| established that the Senator was onl,
liberated by having key passed t.
| him through a feed-hole III the mail
Goor to his apartment, as this door wa
| not opened and the back door by whlcI
he escaped could only be unlocked b,
a KEY from the inside. Senator Kid
dleberger is frequently seen on tn
,treet in company with one of the depu
tics. He will not talk for publication
and Judge Newman does not think
proper for him to say anything. Their
seems to be no excitement now abou
; the affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
IoRfoLK PEANUT MARKET.

IH~TVfEOI fVF uIV 077Hs7-Es1
AUGUST i5.--The market continues quiet eu1
duil. Tho stock ID exhausted, the receipts
light ard fales nominal. Prime, f4c.: extra
prlfne 4Lc. fancy, fLc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
FINANCIAL
Few Yo1x DAl1uo1u, ~ 49,
roYp sfoex IxeRAueu.



wv yoRx- August l5.--The week ~ sne
s,o.,t rrsharre opened with little change 20
ne CHARACTER Of speculation. deaiins I'll s
beiue sImost entirely In tho hands o. ptSscs'
s,opals. There was no pressure 10 ~. ssc,,s'
but buying was principni.y !. 49, Tor srbi.
pnge business there Was cousasss
strenctf in Pacific Mail on stories OF adiviaehu,
and room bulls bid up sttimes Uuion a., =.
which there was corssderaple puysf. 80.
nnik 81 fuctuniion was confined wttnln WY
ns,sow limits and had li;tio or no signtncsnco.
The bulls wore deferred from uaing ~
s,or,es and rurnors Of future ugnt
money, while the bears wero nmsli
10 sell on account on w $780,
buI,ish feeling and q possible squeeze:
Thnre was no news Of character 70 snecs
xefs,es and very few rumors OF any importance
xhatever, the market being simply sisgnsn,
throughout NEST Of the day. the opening w.s
Su,i and irregular. with changes from saturday
ami srures ranging up 10 y per can't both
WAYS. no bulk OF business was confined 20
baif dozen stocks, and while tncre was syhio
strength shown I'm the early dea,nss, p'lcss
soon yielded and lost fractions, when, nosesss,
we've fnlIv regained before noon. Traders made
A squirt Of activity and strength a,e,
that time, and several stocks were ptd
up fractional amounts. but rcacuoa
quickly wiped out the gains ahd uio
usual dulnees succeeded. There was no ns~
feature. beyond the strength In Pacinc NAL,
and The market finally closed about rs "
opened-dull and steady. Tho days business
amounted TO $4,000 shares. ,.,u
NEW YORK, August i5.-Noon-Stscks uui
sOe easy S.H 81 EASY short IS. governments
dun. .,v LONG
4s2: shsSa, ss3. Money easy at ie' cios ,s
. hid. Sub-1ressury bslances--Goli. ta ,,o,,
4 per cents. i25A: ~ per cents, lO95s. s"ta
honde dull. ,c-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
.IVDGE pAHALYZEO.
Judge HaIi. of Georgia. Critically
M ut AshevtIic, N. e.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
AsnKvmLE, n. c., August l5.-Judge
Samuel Hall, Of Atlanta, Ga, OF the
Supreme Court bench, was last night
stricken with paralysis here: He ar
rived in the city on Friday night from
Mount Airy, Ga, where he had been
some time for his health, and is stop
ping with relatives, General tombstone
'Jones's family. This attack is the sue
cessor Of a similar one ut Mount Airy
some two months since, and it was
caused by suffnsion OF blood on tue
brain. The Judge articulates with dli-
ficulty, but this evening is better. One
side Of the body is seriously affected
with paralysis, and the physicians con-
slider the case very critical one. Mrs.
Hall is with her husband.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
Fatal Explosion of Chemicals.

DECATUR, ILL.,. August ia ter
rible explosion Of chemicals in Clinton
Webb's drugstore in Macon this eve
ming caused the instant death of Nelson
Mcdaniel and the probable fatal in
jury of Mr.. Webb. Thedruggist was en-
gagged in csmpounding mixture when
the explosion occurred. No one was
present except Webb and Mcdaniel,
and it will be difficult to learn what Webb
VAS doing, as he is unable to speak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
z FEMALE DYNAMITARD.
srTcst Of n Woman by London De-
r,c;iyes at an English Resort.

ALondon special says: The latest
dynamite sensation is the arrest CT
well dressed woman and her maid at
Cowes, the fashionable resort and
Yachting headquarters. The arrest
was made Ivy London detectives, who
claim to have obtained information that
the woman, or at least the mistress,
was acting as an accomplice OF dyna.
mitards. The statement Is made that
forty pounds of the dangerous explo-
siye was found in satchel in the pos
session of the suspected parties.
The theory is that this means was
taken of smuggling the dynamite on to
London without arousing suspicion, or
that the intention may have been to
use it at Cowes in case certain oolec-
lionable personages should make their
sppe arance at that place. The latter
Imposition is not credited, however.
There are hints that the Irish party are
not suspected in this case, but that 1t is
Nihilist scheme. Developments
ale waited with considerable interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
xARxR7s BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. August la-Cottoa quiet: sales.
eC4 bales; upiands, 9xc.: Orleans. 93c.: not
receipts, 1s5e7 bales: exports--to Great Britain.
$50 bales; 10 France, 80 bales: TO the Conti-
nent. 1.x7i bales; stock, i2i. 92 bales. Wheat
fairly active and In good part for export; prices
Aakc. higher: options opened nrm. soou ~.
yspced kassc., later weakened, and closed
with the advance about lost. some months
showing slight decline No. red. 10Y sSokc.
september, siAsl,sc. October. s2'.ass,sc. Corn
steady; expoit trading light; options Hakc.
lower. closing weak: No. 2, september, tsAa
lsac.; October. te,ais,sc Oats Aahc: Ioser
and n.oderasely rcilye mixed yesssrs, slsss,;. !;
No. 2. August aoHasoHc.i SsPsem6sr. Ms
3ihc. HIPS N light demand Codse-tsir mo
nrm a. tts so; OPTIONS fatty etlveand higher
No. 9 iiio. sugust @i7.9sssls; Ssptembsr. 80 80
iis,s; October, slSspasixsa sugar steady |;
faIr t-rning. aitc.; renncd quisk xelasSes
duh and nouinaf ftics steady. Cotxsn.se:d
OIL 1870 e Sss ssst Ss ss, ss:d S9' y
ss 60 h ~ ;:ssS % ss .s' SI; ssuIs. st
a.; ss;';' s. :;':'s s WA; = - - g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16

OswrGo, n. Y, August IA dis
ease said to be Tcxas-fever has broken
out among the cattle in this neighbor-
hood. Ten days ago John q. Rowe
brought q herd OF twenty-eight cows
here from Jefferson county to butcher
for market. Seven were killed ana
cold, when il was discovered that the
others had Texasfever. Ten died ana
the rest were killed in the presence OF
State eterinsry.Surgeon Henderson,
Of Syracuse. The cattle took the dis.
case from pastnre whore CARLOAD
OF Texas cattle were received Two
months ago. Farmers are alarmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
A gnfe Cnr.Ileater.

a Buffalo On y telegram says: The
Martin Anti-fire Car-Heater Company
of Dunkirk has signed q contract to
place in tie cars OF the New York Cen
trai and Hudson River railroad their
system of steam-heating. The contract
will involve an expenditure by the Cen
trail of over $500, 900, and will secure
for the Martin company a correspond
" large amount of business. by this
system of car-heating live steam Is
taken from the locomotive by means OF
a reducing valve, which keeps the pres
sure in the pipes at about five pounds
to the square inch. The steam is con-
veyed through the cars by ordinary
steam pipes. The connection between
the cars, which has always been the
most difficult part of the problem, is
made by metallic ball and socket joint
so ground that it is steam tight, and yet
will conform to all the motions Of the
car. This Joint, as repeated tests have
proved, will stand pressure OF 10
pounds to the square inch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
arcuNoyp LryE.srocK mARxRf

August la--Receipts: 4is head cattle, 81
sheep and lambs. 800 hogs.
Sales: 4g head cattle, 81 sheep and lambs,
29l hogs.
Prices:
cattie-Best, 4aixc. gross--a few higher /;
medium to good, slla3Ac. gross; common 10
fair. 2a3c. gr0ss.
sheep-2slasc. gross.
Lambs-4h a5hc. gross.
Hogs-6ka5kc. net
Bulls-24 a3Ac Rroee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16

tSlooie' N'eSism " iho Ns"f~
HisTos, w. VA, August lo.--At
midnight last night fire broke ont IN q
large three story frame building own-
ed by DR.. y. =. Peck and destroyed u;
together with his fine residence aud
stores owned by NJ. A. Reife, occupied
by fredeking 4 Co.. jewellers; Chris.
Han, barber; the post.ofnce and D.
s. Follensbse, druggist The three
story brick building owned BY Adams
4 McCIupg ard occupied by Andrew
2 N! " { :sssf' ' |ss sa'a e 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
THR RICHMOND TUESDAY. AUGUST l6. 1887.

"You have won victory for Mr.. Glad
stone and for Ireland. The issue be-
tween the classes and masses has been
made absolutely clear for the first
time. The significance Of this message
Of peace to Ireland it is impossible to
oyerrate."
The Nationalist in Dublin are iubi-
lent over the Glsdstonean victory in
Cheshire. They declare that the Gov.
eminent cannot proclaim the National
League in fbe face of a defeat which
completely changes the political situa-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
claims Audited aud Fine Rains
Especial telegram TO the D!spatch.l

LYNcHBURa, Va, August l5.-The
Board of Supervisors OF Botetourt
county on Saturday audited and allowed
claims amounting to S7.227.59. OF
which S4,l55.30 were for officers sal
aries.
Magnificent rains fell here this and
last evening. doing some damage but a
GREAT deal of good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
DEATHS q.

BAKER.-Died, Sunday, August IA. 1887 at
1885 Y. NJ. at the residence OF his father, No.
5i4 Harrison street. WILLIAM JOSEPH BAKER,
son OF william Baker and tho lats Martha
Jones Baker; aged twenty-three years and one
month.
The funeral win take place from 50. Peters
Cathedral THIS (Tuesday) MORNING at D
quain;snces respectfully invited TO attend
wAILERSTEIN.--Died, Sunday morning.
August 14th, 1t $40 O'Clock, Of ~ phoid-feyer,
HENRY WALLEkSTElN. In the sixty-nin'h
year Of his age.
Lynchburg (va), Washington I'd. c.l Baiti-
more, and CatonsviIle (Md) papers please
EDDY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
Baked for Forty Hours.
ny telegraph 70 the Dispalch.l

ALBANY, N. Y, August 15.--John J.
Kelley, aged twenty-five, foreman in
the scratch-shop of Rathbun, Said q
Coz stove-foundry, disappeared Satur-
day morning. To-day his body was
found in an oven for baking ladies. 1t
is presumed that he went in there, and
LAYING down fell asleep. The fire was
started Saturday and the door OF the
oven was then locked, his presence not
being noticed. He was baked for
about forty hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
COTTON RgPoBv
Market unchanged and nominal.
QUOTATIONS.
aIcHMoap TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 10. lsN.
We had a very quiet market to-day. but
good deal OF looking around considering the
few members present. Fine bright wrappers
are in strong demand, and few good enough
for requirements offered. Fine bright waxy
filters are no, easily obtained now without
paying good advance. Parties who have
been visiting their families In the country re-
turned reporting good crop prospects from all
quarters, With q small planting, howeyer, as
-, ,o.a1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
A Reported Marine Disaster Dis.
credited.
rBy telegraph to the D;spaich.I

OTTAWA, OSr., August 15.--The De-
psrtment OF Fisheries has no informa-
ton as to the alleged sinking OF the
American fishing schooner, with the
loss Of her entire crew, off Buctouche,
New Brunswick, and expresses entire
disbelief in the genuineness Of the re-
port to that effect as published in the
limited States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
sudden Den,h ora Sanscnola Pay
StciEn.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
SUFFOLK, August 15.-Dr. Il. G.
Everett, a prominent citizen of the
Hollyneck neighborhood, in Nanse-
mond county, died unexpectedly last
night. About a week ago the deceased
was stricken with paralysis, which re.
suited in blindness, and death resulted
from an attack Of heart-disease. DR..
Everett hasbeen a practicing physician
for about thirty years, and was well
known and highly esteemed by large
number of citizens of Nansemond
county, Virginia, and Gates county,
North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
La Margnrita Cigar.

Ask for this cigar at any hotel or
saloon in town, price five cents, and /
will guarantee you will acknowledge
that it is equal to most Of the ten-cent
cigars sold anywhere.
Insist on hauing Julien BiW0rd's
lMargarita Cigar and no other.
JULIEN BryF0RD,
1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
STORM MONTGOMERY.
Ca,tIe KILLED ond Barn Burned by
LisbtninG-lllncss of Mrs.
Preston.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch'l
CHRIsTIANsBURG, Va, August ID
A severe storm of wind, rain, and
lightning visited the vicinity of Blacks
burg Sunday. Six head of fine cattle
were killed, owned by DR.. II. ID.
Ribble. A barn owned by c. NJ. Broce
was also blown down, and much stand
ing corn ruined. A heavy rain fell in
all this section, insuring fine corn
crop. .,
Mr.. J. Foote johnson, of the Treas
urer's Office, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Lucy A. Preston is still in quite
q critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16

DDS FOR THE RESTAURANT
c,ud,ne sods- xsfsr sn6 iisht Z, drinrs, on ~
state Agricultural gnirQ roslnds during The
FAR Of l3d WY oe reoelvsd ~ ~ ccmmifsoe
up TO - y. Au0usT M
All o!hs9 pylylleese M - ysq9pd ont $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
DRAIN ARD COTTON ExCHAEes.
ntcuunNn Apgnat * 1907

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. q bushels. Longberry. 2,s9S
bushels. Mixed. ), l2s bushels. Shortberry, 1,O5J
bushels. Total, is.l0 bushels.
CORN.-White. $50 bushels.
OATS. l0i bushels.
NRAI.-210 bushels.
FLOUR.-125 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.--White. "a bushels very good nj SIC.
IOngberry, s92 bushels prime AZ SIC. Sis bush
els very good at SIC. (; 80 bushels very good at
SEC ; 900 bushels fair at Soc. 300 bushels COM
mon at &c. Is bushels common at Csc.
Mixed, 1,4l4 bushels very good at SIC. /;
Ga bushels very good at &c.: 800 bushels
rood at Sic, 4; 1850 bushels fair al i9c. f; $50
bushels common at nc. shortbery S2i bush
els very good at SEC. $50 bushels good at Sic. (;
ge4 bushels good at Soc: "a bushels fair at &C.
"a bushels fair at &C., $50 bushels common at
55c.: 40 bushels common at &C.; 81 bushels
common at T3c. 80 bushels common at s2c. :,
lO6 bushels common at 70c. 100 bushels com
mon at Csc. "A bushels common at &C.; ~
bushels common NJ 66c.
OATs.-Winter, 81 bushels prime Virginia az
26hc. Spring. 20 bushels very good Virginia a.
33c.
MRAL.-e,0 bushels country boited on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
The Cholera.

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, August 10. - Eight new
cases of cholera and five deaths were
reported in Malta yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
weavers' strike.
Ipy teIesraph 70 the DIspatch.l

lBy telegraph 70 inc D!spatch.I
AUGUSTA, ME., August 1.-Two hum
dred weayers in the Edwards Company's
mill struck this morning for higher
pay. The company say they will close
their mill before they make concessions
TO the strikers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
THE Ye,isw.rever..

KEY West, August 1.-two new
cases Of fever were reported by the
Board Of Health to-day and three
aeaths--one adult and two Cuban chill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
p.1TrxoRR STOCK MARKET.
prnu1oEp STOCK RxO8AEae

BALTIMORE, ND. August i5.-Virginia 6s,
consolidated. ~ do. pastd coupons, o's
do Lew BE, ca. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
MARRIAGES.

REEVE HOPKINS.-Married. OF the rosi-
depce Of the BRIDES parents, in this city. on
August II, lss.. BY Rev. :. G.. Copton, Mr..
EDWIN &. REEVE, OF Goochland county, Va,
aud Miss CARRIE |. HOPKINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16

A Greas Fire st Cosstantinspls.
fBy Auglo-A American cable 70 the Dispaschi
I CoxsrAxrxopLn, August 10. -
great conllagrstion y raging IN ecutnri,,
Sg:s:i' q. - g sSg ~ az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16

Ne quote: Fine. 81 5Oas2.75; ssperfne. $3.50
s. rs; extra, So 50st3.s5: family, elas4.5 pGteni
family, country, Si.75at5.s5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-16
MARINE sxrELLla ENcE.
r0Rr OF RICHMOND. August Is. isS.


Steamship Old Dominion. Hulphsrs, New
Yors, merchandise and passeugerA. q. W.
Alien Co. agents.
Steamer Fanita, Tunnill, Philadelphia, NOR.
clandise and passengers, J. W. AcCsrtcks
sgcnt,
Big Iiilms (swe.), =, boston, 70 losd aour
for Brazil
Schooner Albert II. Cross, Henderson, Ken
penec. ice, J. q. smith lee Company.
Schooner Thomas Il. PtlisDury, Pyttcoot
Bangor. ice. Home Ice Company.
schooner Levy HIATT Chiids. Bangor, tees
Home Ice COMPANY.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Ssrfois. United Stneoo
mali, insrchsnc:ss and pessengens 4 y. n
rum. agent
.oRT OF NEWPORT NEWS. August II ~,
by telesraphl
ARRIvxD.
Steamship KAnaxha. Scars, Nov Yosk. IoaA-
cd coal aud saiied ON return.
steamship Richmond. Boaz. New YEA
Steamship Blackstone, Warreu, provi1oDoA
ecbooror w. n. Bailey. Pearco. boston. lon1s
cd eeai and called on rsturn
schooner N. < Bacon, Eskrsdsss xorlelh, -
barge oalase.. tosed In ~ sus AmsrlsuL
ffom New London. 70 load coal
schooner wsybossssl cscvsil. ~ psaenA 81
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August i6-The market continues duh, and
no transactions reported. Prime <athc:
fancy. 45ac.: comm,D. sHasHc.; shsueds
80 aikc.: factory hand. picked. 5s6c.